Pinoso

Pinoso is a municipality located in the province of Alicante, within the autonomous community of Valencia, Spain. It lies in the interior of the province, in a region known for its agricultural activities, particularly viticulture and olive cultivation. The town itself is situated inland, approximately 50 kilometers from the Mediterranean coast.

Historically, Pinoso's economy has been tied to its rural landscape. The surrounding land is characterized by dry farming, producing wine grapes, olives, and almonds. In more recent times, the extraction of salt and marble has also become significant industries in the area. The town has a small but active industrial sector supporting these primary economic activities.

The municipality encompasses a series of small villages and hamlets scattered across its territory. The natural environment surrounding Pinoso is semi-arid, with rolling hills and a generally dry climate. Local festivals and traditions often reflect its agricultural heritage and the close-knit community life. The town's administrative center offers basic services, and it serves as a hub for the surrounding rural population. Pinoso's location provides a glimpse into the traditional rural life of this part of Spain, away from the more heavily touristed coastal areas.